06:23 <guardian> morning

07:07 <Palmik> Hi guys. I would like to have one page (the index) identical to another (most recent post). My approach right now is to take the most recent post and add its copy to @items with it's identifier changed. The only problem (so far) I have with this approach is that it feels like a hack and that the .path of the copy of the item is different (since I have changed the identifier). Now, I could maybe solve to by assigning every item an atrribute :path that

07:07 <Palmik> I hope irssi did not cut off the message.

07:10 <Palmik> Just in case, here is a copy: http://codepad.org/aTLNoLMC

07:13 <Palmik> Maybe simple redirect would be better, I'm not sure.

07:34 <pepijndevos> It did get cut of

07:35 <Palmik> As suspected, well, the codepad paste contains the whole message.

07:35 <pepijndevos> But uhm, can;t you have multiple index pages?

07:36 <pepijndevos> I don;t know a thing about nanoc

07:36 <Palmik> By index I meant 'the front' page.

07:38 <pepijndevos> Yea, but I mean, can yu have 2 frontpages?

07:39 <pepijndevos> I assume the front page is just a loop over some post items

07:39 <pepijndevos> so if you do that twice, but on the second loop stop after the first item...

07:40 <Palmik> Well, my intetion is for the front page to be just the first post.

07:40 <Palmik> s/first/latest/

07:40 <pepijndevos> yes… why can;t you do that?

07:43 <Palmik> Hmm... I think I see what you mean. Yes, that should work, I will just have to create a separate template for the frontpage probably (since I will not refer to the item as @item but as posts[0] or whatever).

23:12 <lynaghk> Does anyone know how to pass a different markdown renderer to Slim?

23:13 <lynaghk> I've done this before with a Haml-based nanoc site, but slim's template engine tower of babble is incomprehensible to me.